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Not in the Star it doesn't....................... "Sheffield United fans will be asked to remain in the ground for around 10 minutes after the game to allow home supporters to disperse." Read more at: https://www.thestar.co.uk/news/sheffield-derby-road-closures-announced-to-allow-fans-to-board-trams-1-9624479

Pity it wasn't at Barnet last night.

Is it half term already?

pity I'm teetotal, i fancied what you were on!

i know you have tried the main switchboard, but maybe the other number can help.... For General Inquiries Main Switchboard - 0114 271 7800 Fax - 0114 271 7836 Dental Emergency Assessment - 0114 2717800 Patient Services Team 0114 27 12400 (For concerns and compliments)

I wish those in authority would go to Shooters grove school. Always 3 or 4 above the school in no-parking areas with engines running AND using phones, another offence(?) They restrict the view of the warden. The no idling engines signs are tiny and on the other side, and I suspect not seen.

What about a month ago, it WAS cold and the Story was about a Sheffield road having snow covering. True enough there was a picture with some snow on. Location? Top of the bloody snake pass! https://www.thestar.co.uk/news/major-sheffield-road-left-blanketed-in-snow-as-temperatures-plummet-1-9453405

I even saw a car going from Holme lane UP Walkley Lane the other week! Luckily not one vehicle in sight coming down. Now the legal route for THAT direction IS a long way.

Christ Ash, you have fun. When you're on the 81/82 route, look for the cars (usually taxis) turning right from the bottom of Walkley lane (left only).

Strangely Howden was far worse than Ladybower in the early summer. I was thinking then it ought to be as you describe. Went up Kinder on Tuesday and the streams / brooks were far more substantial than recent. Fairbrook was some challenge getting across to use the path to Seal edge.

I suggest you may have more response by mentioning your location and what work you need doing. Good luck!

"Abandoned British village that was flooded to make way for a reservoir in 1940s eerily resurfaces." Good story and pictures, but it seems they are 19 years old. Noticed that they intended 'refilling from nearby reservoirs', which made me think hardly! Derwent & Howden seem lower. Howden in the early summer was very low in comparison. Really surprised there has been no water panic this year!

watch the forecast for possibility of fog - no fun on top when there's nowt to see! We dipped out from Kinder yesterday because of winds. Have penciled in for Friday but may be foggy.

I would have thought that from Win hill the derwent ruins would not be visible. They would be hidden by Crook Hill. Best place to view is from the road to derwent dam. The road swings gently to the left about half way to Fairholmes. There's a car park on the left, well in use at the moment as everyone is interested!

Put S21 2BW into google maps and have a look on the satellite view.